I'm not one to write many reviews but like to give credit when warranted. Recently purchased items…read morefor my husbands bday. The day before Father's Day - I understand the pressures. Whilst we didnt get the bone marrow ordered we chatted and substituted for the duck terrine and the fresh gnocchi. Everything was great, and service very accomodating. For this reason I would definitely purchase again.

What a beautiful ode to a trade that is slowly disappearing. There are pockets of the craft coming…read moreback and it's good to see it represented at Meatsmith. Andrew McConnell has a burgeoning empire and a bespoke meat shop is now on the list/Beef, poultry, pork, lamb cuts abound. A great selection of cured meats, charcuterie and fresh sausages.....even wine, condiments, seasonings and cook books. Was surprised to see many selections around the world. Since Im getting on a plane soon I had to get some thing that would hold. Beseola, casalingo and pastrami are making to replace the airplane food that as you know isnt all that great. If only i were around longer with access to cooking facilities!

It's not often I get excited about a butcher. I mean, I do love my meat, but the process of getting…read moreit is usually more of a hassle than anything else. Bertie's, on the other hand, is different. Bertie's is more like a speciality food store - championing the 'paddock to plate' cause. They use free range meat and butcher the entire carcass - which means you can literally pick any cut you like and ask for help on how to prepare it. The same amount of thought is given to the condiments and accompanying food and booze - all very high quality and appear to be from local or speciality producers. What keeps me coming back though is their lunch offering. They make a daily selection of salads, usually vegetarian, but you can select a freshly cooked meat to add as accompaniment like pulled pork, roast turkey or lamb. In winter, they make deliciously rich soups that you almost need a knife and fork for.

Selling delicious organic meats in a beautifully presented environment. Bertie's has recently just…read moregone under the knife for a bit of a makeover and what a spectacular job they did. Adding small goods, pantry staples and seasonal vegetables means you can pick up a meal in one go and know it will be delicious. Bertie's isn't discount any more but the meats taste amazing and are worth every cent.

Guys.. I love this butcher! If they had a store in Brunswick East, it'd be my local for everything…read moremeaty, chickeny, porky, lamby.... OK, I'll stop now! Conveniently located on the GF in the Well in Camberwell next to Coles, Rainbow Meats offers a broad range of fresh and delicious products. The staff are very nice and knowledgeable. Rainbow's pricing is quite reasonable - you'd be able to pick up a massive piece of chicken for about $4 and a juicy Porterhouse Steak will cost you about $7. In addition to the plain traditional steaks, chicken breast, thighs, lamb rack, cutlets, sausages, angus burger patties etc; they also offer chicken breast marinated in breadcrumbs, sweet chilli pork meatballs (which look very tasty), kebabs and heaps more. If you're a Camberwell local or reside around the area, make sure to pay them a visit and have a look at what they have. It's worth it and, if you decide you like them and see yourself coming back, don't forget to get one of their loyalty cards. It allows you to earn points and redeem them for discounts later on.

Elika is one of these new fangled la-di-da kinda butcher shops. Fittingly, the cuts are…read morelip-smackingly fine, but the prices are a bit hip-smackening high. They're the kind of butcher with a range of sausages that bring in flavour cobinations from around the world. And given that the sausages are about the only thing in the refrigerated glass cabinet that this browser can afford, that's what I'll invariably carry away down Normanby Avenue for an impromptu Sunday afternoon barbecue at mine. No, not right now, I'm working. On the occasion you feel like splashing out - birthdays, Christmas and the like - you could pretty much wave your hand over the chiller blindfolded and land on some sumptuous lamb chop of delicious cut of steak or pork chop. Mmm... Pork chops. More than this, it's a necessary part of the Normanby collective of speciality stores. Only trouble is, there are three other butchers withing a hundred metres... And they've all got bangers.

This place is where you should go if you are a meat lover! The meat here looks great and the people…read morehere looks and acts and speaks like they are very proud of their produce. They have many many different cuts of meat and most importantly, many different type of bacon. You have your normal cut bacon, but they also have bacon with coffee rub, rum bacon, scotch bacon....OMG!!! I will definitely be coming to get my meat from here going forward!

By far the best quality meat I have bought and eaten in Melbourne to-date, hands down…read more We have had several BBQ's with a variety of sausages, burgers and skewers, and people are always as floored as we are. It's a bit pricey but excellent for the quality you are getting. That it's just down the road only makes it all the better. Highly recommended.

The Continental Butcher is not so much continental as just another butcher. Sure, they sell pork…read moreand fennel sausages, but who doesn't these days. They also probably don't marinate their chicken wings in teriyaki sauce. But there is nothing that I can tell that particularly makes this butcher continental. The Continental Butcher doesn't really seem to offer anything other than what you can get at any supermarket or market stall. There is nothing particularly bad about the fact that this particular butcher is nothing too special. It is reasonably priced and I do prefer to buy from these guys rather than from the supermarket. It's just that I sometimes lament the fact that you can't get some more interesting cuts from butchers, as well as maybe some more interesting kinds of meat. When I first saw the sign mostly written in Greek with the only English words written "Continental Butcher" I guess I was expecting something a little bit rustic and old school.

Want meat? Meet Northcote Shopping Centre's Continental Butcher. A does what it says on the awning…read morebutcher that is handily located right next door to Aldi and selling - you guessed it! - a pretty awesome selection of meat. There's obviously nothing wrong with going to nearby Coles to buy meat, but Continental Butcher is arguably cheaper and just as good and if you're after sausages? There really is no question. Continental Butcher is the place to go. Selling a standard range of different cuts of chicken, pork, beef etc, Continental also does a fine line in some pretty gourmet sounding sausages containing things like fennel and sundried tomatoes. The flavour? Pretty good for not-too-expensive sausages. A little gristley but good all the same. Ok, this place might not be glamour incarnate but when you're selling bits of dead animal razzamatazz isn't obligatory now is it?! A great local butcher; if you're a Northcote local you should check it out.